Community, artist meet to find common vision for works in Nashville

3:45 AM,
Feb. 28, 2014

'Aileron' in McCabe Park is an example of public art created by an artist with community input.

Written by

Jennifer G. Cole

At Metro Arts Commission, our dream for Nashville is pretty simple. We believe that everyone should have the ability to experience and participate in a creative life.

Our programs and projects drive creative activities and innovation throughout the city and into our bustling neighborhoods. In recent years, some of the most tangible evidence of our efforts is the city's public art program.

Over the past four years, the public art collection has grown from two pieces to 26 installations throughout our city. There are 10 additional projects in planning that were approved by the commission ...